Seem like good prices with the convenience of home delivery, for example SPF 30 £4.79 for 200ml - Daily Deals. Sumermarkets like Sainsburys, ASDA, Tesco £5.00+.
SPF 30 200ml - £4.79 SPF 50 Kids 200ml - £4.79 After Sun Spray 200ml - £4.00
9 comments
gbrown42
21 Jun 17#9
they do the same as pictured above. factor 30 uvb with 5 star uva
ella123
21 Jun 17#8
I've been happily using Nivea my whole life but i'm thinking to switch now, as it's full with parabens. Does anyone know of an affordable suncream without them?
Matt007
20 Jun 17#7
^ the aldi one is factor 30, best price for value. We know other brand just charge higher because they can get away with it.
I, like many have been shopping in aldi and lidl for many years now. Value for money.
gbrown42
19 Jun 171#5
aldi do a copy of this. £2.79. Has full 5 star uva rating too. Nivia only has 4 stars! used in Spain on our kids with no problems.
Firefly1 to gbrown42
19 Jun 172#6
Make sure you get a high factor number.
A factor 15 with a 5 star UVA is far less effective than a factor 30 with a 4 star UVA (And i'm referring to the U.V.A) - The stars act as a ratio between the factor and the UVA blockage.
So you want a higher factor number with a high star rating. A lower factor number with a high star rating is not as protective.
If you aren't fussed about brand names, various Malibu suntan lotions are £3.99 at Superdrug +
Buy 1 get 2nd 1/2 price offer
So that would be 2 bottles (i.e. 400ml) for £6.
ihatebingo
18 Jun 171#2
Two for 9pounds Tesco and asda as per my supermarket.that's why I didn't post this
tc_Joness
18 Jun 171#1
Good find for the current weather / temperature - hot!!!
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SPF 30 200ml - £4.79
SPF 50 Kids 200ml - £4.79
After Sun Spray 200ml - £4.00
9 comments
I, like many have been shopping in aldi and lidl for many years now. Value for money.
A factor 15 with a 5 star UVA is far less effective than a factor 30 with a 4 star UVA (And i'm referring to the U.V.A) - The stars act as a ratio between the factor and the UVA blockage.
So you want a higher factor number with a high star rating. A lower factor number with a high star rating is not as protective.
For a similar explanation, visit the British Dermatology Doctors Page: http://www.bad.org.uk/for-the-public/skin-cancer/sunscreen-fact-sheet#uva-star-system
Buy 1 get 2nd 1/2 price offer
So that would be 2 bottles (i.e. 400ml) for £6.